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NSW Labor MP Greg Donnelly Delivers Anti-Trans Speech At Parliament Event - Vimarsana News

NSW Labor MP Greg Donnelly Delivers Anti-Trans Speech At Parliament Event

NSW Labor MP Greg Donnelly spoke at an event organised by trans-exclusionary group Binary Australia and hosted by Liberal Democrats MP John Ruddick.

Trans v TERFs: Gender debate flares into ugly stand-off at Sydney's Parliament House - Vimarsana News

Trans v TERFs: Gender debate flares into ugly stand-off at Sydney's Parliament House

Tensions flared as trans protesters chanted outside NSW Parliament House on Thursday as a group of conservative women debated the erosion of their rights by non-biological females.

Kirralie Smith Awarded 2023 Australian Mother of the Year - Vision Christian Media - Vimarsana News

Kirralie Smith Awarded 2023 Australian Mother of the Year - Vision Christian Media

Kirralie Smith has been awarded the 2023 Australian Mother of the Year Award. The announcement was made by National Director Peter Downie and QLD Director Andrew McColl of Family Voice Australia on Vision Christian Radio’s 20Twenty program with host Neil Johnson.

Conservative group call on government to sack entire Classification Board - Vimarsana News

Conservative group call on government to sack entire Classification Board

Conservative group Family Voice Australia are calling on the Albanese government to sack the entire team at the Australian Classification Board. 

Anti-trans hate: The virus infecting Australia - Vimarsana News

Anti-trans hate: The virus infecting Australia

Australia's first legal transgender person Estelle Asmodelle looks at the growth of anti-trans movements in Australia, a country she believed was reasonably tolerant.